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I don't doubt that they can work, but the maintenance headaches are going to be inevitable. I did some math on it, and that bearing is going to be taking about 1.73 sh*t-tons of force. There's just not a way to engineer around that. As a cost vs. performance vs. reliability vs. weight comparison, I'll stick with a more traditional design.
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Dec 5, 2010 at 20:36